Giants Beat Browns to Stubbornly Lead NFL East
New York Giants quarterback Y.A. Tittle sparked a 37-21 win over the Cleveland Browns, boosting the Giants to a one game lead in the Eastern Conference while their ground game supplied all TDs. The dominant performance came as Philadelpha and Green Bay pursued across a busy NFL Sunday.
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Orange Bowl Pairing Colorado Vs LSU
Orange Bowl pairing news notes Colorado to meet LSU on January 1 1962 with Rose Cotton and Sugar Bowl selections in play. The college football postseason is shaped by committee decisions as Alabama battles for honors and Arizona State scenarios unfold amid bowl bids and conference titles.
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Royals Threat To LA Lakers
Associated Press report on the NBA standings shows the Cincinnati Royals closing to within four games of the Los Angeles Lakers after a 102-117 win over the Lakers. The Lakers lost their second straight game as Elgin Baylor’s absence looms and Boston widened its lead over Philadelphia. Oscar Robertson sparked Cincinnati with outside shooting and the Royals led 46-44 at one point before winning. Boston rolled over Detroit 107-101 as Detroit faded late.
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Pimink BW Cable Auction Notice
1h oubpomted arid cable 180 Arama. A damaged fragment notes a local auction or sale item with unclear terms and dates.
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Patterson Faces McNeeley In Toronto Title Bout
World heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson and challenger Tom McNeeleyarrived in Toronto for the title fight at Maple Leaf Gardens. McNeeley, 23, said he is confident and ready, praising PattersonA's speed and declaring offense the best defense while noting potential flaws in PattersonA's past performances.
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Gay Brewer Wins Mobile Open by a Stroke
Gay Brewer Jr. sank a 15 foot birdie putt on the 18th hole to win the Mobile Open by one stroke over Johnny Pott in a tense finish. Brewer, five under par after a closing 66 for 275 total, earned $2,000 and boosted career earnings to $26,240. Johnny Pott took second and $1,500, with Arnold Palmer and Doug Sangler three behind for $1,100 each.
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Rutgers and Alabama Top Unbeaten Major Teams
The Associated Press notes fifteen college football teams finished unbeaten, with Alabama and Rutgers at 9 0 and 5 0 respectively. Both plans for a final victory against Auburn in the last game of the season. Rutgers aims to extend the best season in history while Alabama seeks to remain perfect.
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Mixed Doubles League and Bantam Junior Bowling Action
Bowl-Atre last night saw Big Bob post a 26 in the Mixed Doubles League while Ruth Harkless led the women with 197. Saturday the HKids hosted Avalon Center action with Bantam and Junior Leagues led by Linda Wetmore and Dave Wetmore. high scores included Linda 113 and Dave 473 with a 177 119 117 series.
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Chargers Surge Toward Playoff Blowout
Abner Houston led the Oilers with five touchdowns and 158 rushing yards as Dallas beat Oakland 43-11. Houston’s surge kept the Oilers on a six-game win streak, while San Diego remained undefeated and atop the Western Division. Blanda contributed a TD pass, a field goal, and six extra points as Houston forced six Denver passes.
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Pipers Close In On Pittsburgh Victory Sparks Hot Run
The Cleveland Pipers crushed Pittsburgh 137 to 94, snapping a dip in form and moving within a half game of the league lead. In other games, Baturcays’ squad fell 97-91 to the same team, Bill Sharman paced Los Angeles past Kansas City 91-72, and Hawaii defeated Chicago 99-90. In Tokyo, Sadao Yolta outpointed Slute Rufe in a 110 Orient flyweight bout.
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Don Carter Retains Bowling World Title Amid Tough Trials
Don Carter of St. Louis won his fourth Invitatational Bowling World Championship in five years, defeating Ray Bluth after a late rally. His wife Laverne credited with helping him by noting a needed grip change from a film viewed the morning of the semifinals. Second place earned Bluth $3,750. The women’s division was won by Marge Merrick from Columbus, Ohio, defeating Marion Ladewig in the final round. first prize was $4,000.
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Corry High Swimmers Feature Top Sophomores
Corry Area High School's swim team leans on a strong pool of sophomores with only one senior, Ron Brown, among returning varsity swimmers. Notables include Art Butters, Dennis Crowell, Duck Metntynr, and Gary Lane, as they prepare for a season capped by a limited eligibility rule under PIAA. Freshmen total six with high expectations as junior and senior players highlight a new era for Corry swimming.
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Gordie Howe Sets NHL Record in 1000th Game
Gordie Howe of the Detroit Red Wings, in his 16th season, played his 1000th regular season game against the Chicago Black Hawks setting a league record. Howe, 33, a star winger, solidified his place among hockey’s all time greats.
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One Trade Sets Major Leagues Draft Start at Convention
In Tampa a major trade reshapes the draft picture as Don Buddin moves from the Red Sox to Boston’s Celts implied by early reports. The swap involves several clubs including the Braves and Cubs with Dan Eisigrant as a mention. The baseball world watches committee votes on a plan to drive the pitball deal with Cronin backing the move and Hubbard casting the lone against vote for the American League.
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Corry Bowlers Top Meadville By 17 Pins
Corry Beverage bowline team edged Meadville Pepsi-Cola 214 to 2031 in a close match at Meadville Center Bankanes. Diglns opened with 20, then 193 and 409 for a banner series. Regier led Meadville with 605 across 188 180 and 228. Dick Merkle added around 600 for the winners as Mitr vistlars mounted a late rally. A return match is set for Saturday night December 18.
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Pilney quits Tulane after seasons at helm
Andy Pilney resigns as Tulane football coach following a 2-8 season and an overall 25-10-0 record since taking the job in 1954. Dr Herbert Longnecker, Tulane president, announced the change as fourth ranked Louisiana State shellacked Tulane 62-0 in the Southwestern Conference finale.
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